Coach’s Turn: Jim Haslett At The Mic

Summary of 4 articles · Updated Nov 14, 2013

Haslett said in order to do that though, they’ll need to deal with the pace regardless of how quickly the Eagles try to get to the line of scrimmage. Washington Redskins defensive coordinator Jim Haslett said their four-man pass rush has done its job, eve… (more)n though they’re not getting to the quarterback. In his weekly press conference, Defensive Coordinator Jim Haslett said the Redskins practice habits convinced him the team has better football ahead of it. In the press conference following the Redskins’ season opening loss to an Eagles team they were unanimously selected to defeat, defensive coordinator Jim Haslett showed a fiery passion, putting the blame of a frustrating start on himself first. When they’ve held a lead in the second half, they’ve recorded just one sack out of their four-man rush and it came when San Diego’s Philip Rivers held the ball for 4.4 seconds because of the coverage.

Jim Haslett content with four-man rush

ASHBURN, Va. -- Washington Redskins defensive coordinator Jim Haslett said their four-man pass rush has done its job, even though they’re not getting to the quarterback. The Redskins haven’t applied much pressure on quarterbacks in recent weeks, particu…

Thursday Practice Snapshots

Reed Doughty tries to make a one-handed catch. In his weekly press conference, Defensive Coordinator Jim Haslett said the Redskins practice habits convinced him the team has better football ahead of it. Haslett: "Teams going downhill don't practice…